The Prom' got belted with WSW 50-60 knots winds this morning around 8.30-9am!! That would be at least 35-45Knots at the PiT!! It will be interesting to see if anyone was there to roll the dice and make a name for themselves. 
If they were I think they owe me a Coffee for the sacrifice of not being there.
Select to expand quotesailquik said..
The Prom' got belted with WSW 50-60 knots winds this morning around 8.30-9am!! That would be at least 35-45Knots at the PiT!! It will be interesting to see if anyone was there to roll the dice and make a name for themselves.
If they were I think they owe me a Coffee for the sacrifice of not being there.
I would have sailed if I had a team mate! 
Got out at Invy but very gusty, with a short strip meant low 30s. Still on my own but just safer. 30 with 40+ gusts
Peaked at the Prom at 89 Knots at 3:13 Daff!! and consistently sat at 65-75 for a couple of hours, would have been some sand moving down there I reckon. 
Just about need oxygen for the drop on that barometer line. Anyone one got a 2m race sail?
This is the Yanakie weather station. Only a couple of KM's from the speed strip! Totally shocked that no-one was there after so long between big wind events.
That would have had 40-50+ knots over the course in the ideal direction and 30-40 knots until almost dark! Oh what a miss!!!! 
Did that big wind blow over all the trees that have grown on the point?
Does anyone know of an app that can predict these conditions a few days in advance and keep an eye on a few spots?
Select to expand quotePiv said..
Did that big wind blow over all the trees that have grown on the point?
Does anyone know of an app that can predict these conditions a few days in advance and keep an eye on a few spots?
All the existing weather prediction stuff (MetEye, WindGuru, WindFinder, etc) predicted it... [ you dont need a special app to use the existing stuff 
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Just the plain old Windguru, Predictwind and MetEye all showed this one coming for at least a week. They are all a lot more accurate as it gets closer though as regards timing of the front, and I was sure about it being a good one 3 days out, but still not enough time to drive back from Noosa.
Andrew, are you coming to Burrum tomorrow,if so can you give a ring on 41251478, Geoff
Wasn't just Sandy point going off that day the guns at Stanley Tas. got big speed on a total run of 350m standing start to stop.
gpsteamchallenge.com.au/sailor_session/show?date=2016-03-18&team=27
The wind got to 46 knots that day but not for long
